Dangerous Coast by Robert Taylor. (B) SIG7

Dangerous Coast by Robert Taylor. (B) SIG7DHM6375B. Dangerous Coast by Robert Taylor. Mosquitoes from RAF Coastal Command's Banff Strike Wing race through a deep sided Norwegian fjord following a successful rocket strike against enemy coastal shipping. The de Havilland Mosquito was arguably the finest multi role combat aircraft of World War II and, remarkably, one of the few front line aircraft constructed almost entirely of wood few other warbirds were built for so many different duties.

Image size 7 inches x 4 inches (18cm x 10cm)

Hellcat Fury by Robert Taylor

British inspired and

/JG54 Staffelkapitan

as the Corsairs leave a trail of smoke and debris in their wake

Warrant Officer Rex Statham

Annexed by Japan in the late nineteenth century and less than 400 miles south of its mainland

The Harrier was the worlds first operational V/STOL (vertical/short take-off and landing) aircraft

came to symbolise the great bombing campaign of the USAAF in Europe during World War Two

Signed by Sergeant Ed Pearce and Craftsman Roy Bishop

Eder and Sorpe dams which between them controlled the vast supplies of water to the factories and manufacturing industries of the Ruhr

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